Neurotic disorders

The main symptoms of a neurotic condition:

• concern,

• alarm,

• panic,

• fears,

• sleep disorders.

Such conditions are characterized by an exaggerated assessment of one's experiences, fears and sensations, a predominance of feelings of an indefinite threat to life and health, and the appearance of obsessive thoughts or actions. Stereotypical behavior is often observed, with avoidance of places or situations in which a person has experienced unpleasant emotions and sensations. Such feelings and behaviors become the only acceptable for the patient and cause changes in habits and lifestyle. A prolonged neurotic state often transforms into depression, often leading to serious psychological and somatic illnesses. 

Advantages of treatment in EMC

• An integrated approach to the diagnosis and therapy of neurotic disorders. The diagnosis of a neurotic disorder begins with a detailed and specially designed interview with the patient, using targeted questionnaires, tests and scales. To exclude other diseases, magnetic resonance imaging of the brain (MRI diagnostics), laboratory tests of thyroid and pituitary hormone levels are performed, neurological, cardiological and other somatic diseases are excluded.

• Individual therapy program for each patient. The most effective scheme is a combination of cognitive psychotherapy and pharmacological treatment. Cognitive behavioral therapy in a short time allows you to correct incorrect attitudes and beliefs, helps to find more constructive ways of thinking and behavior.

• Psychoeducation is the detailed information of patients and their relatives about a neurotic disorder and its symptoms, which is necessary for a proper understanding of the features and mechanisms of the development and treatment of this disease.